Aboriginal Outlet - Episode 3 - Fishing and Land

This interview started with the fishing season this year.  I interviewed Colin Mason from Department of Ocean and Fisheries.  I also interviewed Walter Joseph Sr from Office of the Wet'suwet'en to get both perspectives.  Although they weren't expecting much sockeye salmon, over 50 million sockeye went to Alaska.  I heard people back home received Chinook and it was a good run this year.  

I also did a couple interviews regarding land, such as Unist'oten Camp with Freda Huson. I also interviewed Nadia Novak, who is a volunteer from Sea to Sands Conservation Alliance.   They have their own websites:

https://unistoten.camp/ For Freda Huson

Find Sea to Sands Conservation Alliance on Facebook.

Mussiy' cho!  Thanks for listening!

CFUR presents another Installment with RVF - The CanQueer Team w/ Dr. Alexandre Baril

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RVF!

CFUR in Conjunction with Les Rendez-vous de la Francophonie & the NCRA Presents a podcast produced by the CanQueer team of Ottawa have over a decade of community radio experience and bring together the most syndicated Canadian LGBT+ Community talk show.

The CanQueer team interviews the University of Ottawa researcher Dr. Alexandre
Baril. Dr Baril’s research into the under-representation of trans persons in faculty
members in Canadian Universities, with a specific focus on the barriers
contributing to the exclusion of trans people in the francophone university
community. We will explore if the exclusion of trans professors contributes to the
exclusion of trans students in Canada’s francophone universities.

Listen to it on 88.7 CFUR FM Mondays at 4pm, Saturdays at 8am

CFUR Would like to thank RVF, the NCRA, and producers Sebastien Plante & Luke Smith

WikiNews -Ethereum Miner Special

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A feature interview with Darren Ditto, member of the board of trustees at Two Rivers Galley and owner of an Ethereum miner, which will be showcased at the Prince George Mini-Maker Faire on Sept. 30th from 10am-3pm at Two Rivers Gallery.

Visit the PG Mini Maker Faire facebook page for more information. Hope to see you there! 

Tune in to WikiNews Tuesdays at 9am and Saturdays at noon, or listen online at www.cfur.ca.

 

Ether in the Attic: Episode #147 - 21st Century Garage Heat - 20170918

Oh my, life is so great and blissful.

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Ether in the Attic

Oh my, life is so great and blissful.

This week on Ether in the Attic, Hubcap Walter reminisces about the good Ol' days of the 21st century, Pre-Utopia. Things were hard then. Not that hard, but hard if you were soft. Things are soft now, and hard things are softer. Except rocks. Rocks were always hard, didn't matter when, except for pumice. That stuff is pretty interesting considering its a rock. It floats for crying out loud. That's something you can't in this damned "Utopia!"

Pic Credit: http://www.phantasmaphile.com/art/page/15/

Aboriginal Outlet - Episode#4 - Aboriginal Role Models

First Nations pride themselves in their culture.  I was able to interview three people who show a different aspect to their culture.  I have Tracey Peters, a Traditional Lillooet Dancer; she performed on Aboriginal Day at Lheidli T'enneh Memorial Park.  I have Clayton Gauthier who is a FN artist and he makes his own drums.  He has his first book, "The Salmon Run." I also have Jennifer Annais Pighin, she is a well-known artist.  She is also a teacher and is part of the Khast'an Drummers.  

Clayton and Jennifer can be found on Facebook, if you are interested in looking at some of their artwork. Thanks for listening.

This Week's Top Wikipedia Edits: Show Homes can be Built and Sold like any Other House

According to Wikipedia:

  • "The aluminum air battery was invented in 1989 in the city of Montario" 
  • "The original grandfather clauses were contained in new state constitutions and Jim Crow laws passed by white-dominated state legislatures from 1890 to 1908 in most of the Southern United States to restrict voter rolls and effectively prevent African Americans, Mexican Americans, and poor white people from voting.... White Democrats developed statutes and passed new constitutions creating restrictive voter registration rules. Examples included the imposition of poll taxes and residency and literacy tests.... The term 'grandfather clause' arose from the fact that the laws tied the then-current generation's voting rights to those of their grandfathers"
  • People go to school and learn the alphabet, so "why did you even need to make the alphabet on this crappy encyclopedia if you can just go ask a random teacher and learn it?"
  • "Show homes are often built in such a way that they can be sold like any other house, and as such are connected to electrical and telephone cables and have functioning water systems"

For more Wikipedia edits, tune in to WikiNews on Tuesdays at 9am and Saturdays at noon, or listen online at www.cfur.ca

Source: www.listen.hatnote.com